Description: Thanks for checking out this listing! Geta (wooden sandal) bank, Japanese folk art/souvenir in the tsuko tegata style from the Shōwa era. This is in very nice, vintage condition. See pictures for details on the item and it's condition. DescriptionSize : W83 × H128 × D45mm (3.3" × 5.0" × 1.8") Japanese "tsuko tegata" type wooden board / passport shapedCOIN BANK. These were sold a lot in Shōwa period as mingei ("folk art") type souvenirs for desinations all over Japan. Tsuko-Tegatatsuko-tegataa wooden passportA tsuko-tegata or "wooden passport" represents an ancient custom in Japan. This "passport" was used during the Edo period. When a person traveled, they had to possess a symbol of authorization from the warlords of the various regions. Those symbols are what we today might call a passport. Tsuko-tegata can be found at various temples, shrines and hot spring resorts; they are a symbol or "proof" that you have visited certain places. They have a bell and braided string attached. This is a meaningful souvenir and also a protector for safety and peace for family. .
Price: 1007.97 USD
Location: Sun City West, Arizona
End Time: 2025-01-30T02:24:34.000Z
Shipping Cost: 3.99 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Country/Region of Manufacture: Japan
Culture: Japanese
